Applewood House

55 St Georges Road, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England

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About Applewood House

Situated in a quiet residential street, Applewood House is located on the prestigious south side of Harrogate. We are a NO SMOKING establishment awarded a Gold Accolade for our luxury accommodation and superb personal service A Victorian residence, totally renovated is the basis of the superb accommodation offered at Applewood House. All rooms are spacious with large en-suite facilities(and power showers), with one twin having a bath. Each room has television and coffee/tea making facilities. The bed and furniture is of pine construction, the mattresses are high quality pocket sprung for comfort. Each room has been individually decorated and enhanced with luxury soft furnishings. Double glazing and individually controlled radiator valves ensure that all rooms are warm and welcoming. We aim to provide a very high degree of comfort, including high quality bed linen, excellent towels, with furnishing of which we are proud. The cleanliness and general structure is exceptional. As well as all this, our house meets the latest, most stringent fire and environmental health regulations.Wireless internet access is provided free of charge

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